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idealogical:You lie!! They're more industrial areas in Portharcourt and Aba than the whole North, including your highly exalted Kano... Why aren't the private sector undertaking the project if they are sure of the industrial base in North. AKK is just another failed project waiting to happen |
CSTRR:Of course there's no viability. If they were any viability, they would have successfully raised bonds in the international market as they did for OB3. Ask yourself, why didn't Shell undertake that project? Afterall, Shell is financing and building pipelines in Portharcourt, Idioroko, Aba and Bayelsa to supply those industries there, Shell and other major oil companies know it's not viable at all. Seplat is building a 700million dollar gas plant in Imo state, why isn't the government guaranteeing the project? Seplat will not be foolish to invest those huge amount if it wasn't sure of its bankability. This project is complete political project and they know that. Sadly another loan to burden the nation |
idealogical:For sale to whom, where the industries in the north that needs them? According to them, they said the pipeline will connect with Morroco and onward to Europe. Now tell me, isn't that what the NLNG is doing? |
GIANTPLUSHUB:It's definitely not a potential revenue generating point. This AKK was first muted during the GEJ administration along with the OB3 project that's currently ongoing. GEJ did a roadshow for both projects in the international market but was only able secure investors that will bonds for the OB3 project. The AAK was perceived as unviable and therefore not bankable by the international investors . That was how the project died until Buhari assumed power. If you read closely the nature of the AKK project, you'll see that China agreed to loan government the money only because NNPC decided to guarantee that project by themselves. If not, they wouldn't dare loan that project that's not viable at all. The reason why OB3 was able to raise money from the investors is primarily because that gas pipeline will feed gas through the escravos pipeline that connects Lagos, a huge market that needs gas and other cities within the West African market part of the gas will be supplied to the eastern region that's beginning to grow their industrial bases. AKK is simply a political project, there's no way investors will invest 2.5billion dollars to pipe gas to the north whose industrial base is not as significant as the one in the south. This is simply another Kaduna refinery in the making |
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Fmghewzy:Stop listening to junkies that make those stupid claims. Even i myself, when I come across those threads, i laugh them off myself. There a saying that goes: 'confidence is silence; Insecurities are loud' you can relate with that statement, can't you? |
TheDestroyer:You've forgotten that victims of the xenophobic attacks in SA, where actually from your own people. Not to say that i don't condemn the evil that was wrought. But don't you for a sec think the igbos are too boastful. I can admit some of here on this forum blow their trumpets louder than needed but ve sure to know it's not only the igbos that engage in such frivolities, your people too stand guilty |
Fmghewzy:That's because you choose to listen to lousy tribalistic igbos online that have nothing meaningful to do other than shout IPOB. The real igbos are hardly online and don't have time for these childish enthic banters. To them, sales and market is what they're occupied with most of the time |
Gracchus:You quickly forget SME in any country is the engine of growth and prosperity. That's why government around the world try to formulate good policies that sees to their continued existence and prosperity. Those two by two shops you are mocking, you've forgotten though they look small but they come in numbers. That's where the strength comes from. If Fashola reasoned in a myopic way, he wouldn't have bothered reconstructing the roads in Alaba, Idumota and Tradefair markets and LIRS install mini-offices for tax remittances, he should have just dismissed those two-by-two shops as insignificant and unworthy of any attention. But he was wise to know that those shops constitute the SMEs which is vital part of Lagos economy, so use your brain when next you want to insult those igbos boy because the money they raking in can feed your community people for a whole year nonstop. |
Fmghewzy:Don't be delusional, who told you tge east don't invest in their own region. Learn to travel more often. Stop watching too much Africa Magic that keep showing you huts in the village |
TheDestroyer:Don't use the word 'most'. Till eternity, online e-commerce can never displace offline commerce. Nothing beats the feel of going to the open market to bargain for price. That's exactly why Konga initially failed, they thought they could displace those igbo guys in their numbers that dominate those markets in Lagos, not until Zinox boss acquired the dying company and remodel the company to be and online and offline e-commerce business. Talking about the tech industry. Yorubas ain't dominating shit. I used to believe that bullshit myself until i researched myself and found that igbos are also doing reasonably well in the industry both in the sales of gadgets and in founding new tech startups. They're competing with the yorubas very well and giving a good account of themselves. Stop deriding the igbos, they have a reason to be proud judging from where they came from and how Nigeria bleeped them and still fucking them up. |
loopman:We've seen you that's a developer, oya show us your development naa?? ![]() |
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There's nothing to which men cling more tenaciously to than the previledge of class. We exalt things that should be considered basic for good and healthy living. Tufiakwa ![]() |
AchalugoNwa:He's not yoruba. He's a complete hausa dude that masturbates on IPOD matter |
Agbegbaorogboye:This country has officially gone to the dogs. No hope at all. No wonder I read in one topic that a some Nigerians have spent a billion dollars buying up citizenship of other nationals. That proves the country is failed state. Nnamdi Kanu should just declare Biafra as a country joor!! Nigerian military is completely useless |
OfficialAPCNig:Must you always be stupid? |
This administration is officially the most clueless and useless in the history of Nigeria |
Okay that's commendable. When will eastern railway be revived. It seems that are not to benefit from rail modernization... |
ojuu4u:That's to show you how useless and brainless they're. They can form unnecessary hisbah for Muhammed but can do the same for their own safety. |
Pimine:600 years of blessing and optimum prosperity for you and your generations to come. You aptly captured what i have been preaching to people. People keep chasing and lusting after money, whereas they refuse to create value to attract the money |
plaindealerr:Sure P paid up the remaining balance of the counterpart agreement. stop misinforming folks here. https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/155753-second-niger-bridge-to-gulp-n117-billion-nigerian-government.html
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efighter:You cannot argue it because it's the bare truth laid before you all. Thank God for Google that keeps detailed information of events around the world. Because they know that liars and deceivers like you are out there especially in the administration that will always want to distort the fact. |
Afamed:My Google has enough evidence to prove that. stop acting foolishly. Even Osinbanjo admitted that FG paid up thier counterpart funding as of 2014 when the project was inaugurated. |
authority2006:You are shameless one. Making it look like Buhari is doing Ndigbo a Favour. Let him not build naa, another president will complete it for him. |
blackpanda:It still wouldn't change the facts that's on ground for generations to come |
daleehat:Here's part of the links to clear your doubts https://www.nairaland.com/2614586/swf-provides-details-700m-second https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/155753-second-niger-bridge-to-gulp-n117-billion-nigerian-government.html |
daleehat:Whether you like the truth or not. That project was started late into the administration of GEJ. I worked in SURE P program so I know what I'm telling you. 30 billion naira was paid as government counterpart funding before GEJ inaugurated the project in 2014. No amount of denial your buhari's administration is known for can change that truth. A simple Google check will clear your doubts. Don't fucking make it look like Buhari is doing Ndigbo a Favour because he's not. |
peacekante:He's not wailing. He's only speaking facts and backing it up with proof. No doubt Buhari is continuing from where last president left off. Commendable |
Cjrane2:Thanks you for enlightening those fools. I still remember when the bridge was inaugurated by GEJ, 30 billion naira (SURE P) counterpart funding was paid the government to yhe concessionaire. Julius Berger began erecting beams and land clearing. No doubt, Buhari was fortunate that part of Abacha loot was returned during his administration to be able to continue the project under the strict vigilance of the US and Swiss that returned the funds. They're making sure that money is being put to use to complete three projects, Lagos-Ibadan expressway, Second Niger Bridge and one road in the north like that. They don't trust the Buhari, left to him, he'll take the money and share it among his fellow almajiri in North, like he did when the first tranche was returned. US and other agency directly credited the account of the NSIA, the agency that's overseeing those projects and believe me when you this, they are being briefed in real time about the progress of the projects |
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They forget the world is moving past retail trading at balogun market and going online that's why most tech hubs in Lagos are yoruba owned without any noise making. Let them continue making noise until sanwo olu demolish their 2 by 2 fake products shop
